Digital Foundry is back with another comparison of a recently released multiplatform game: Resident Evil: Revelations.
Revelations appears to be the worst on Wii U out of all HD versions from a technical standpoint. Digital Foundry concludes that on Wii U, the title suffers from a “more erratic performance” and “less precise controls”. Still, “Revelations is still well worth buying on the Wii U”, Digital Foundry says.
You can find a few video comparisons of all versions below. Be sure to check out the full piece here, which also covers the impressiveness of the 3DS version.
Ubisoft is running a contest for Watch_Dogs that will allow fans to get into the game as pedestrians.
15 randomly chosen players will be selected for a drawing. Your information will be entered, but winners won’t have their looks represented.
Fans can sign up for the contest on Facebook here. A Facebook account is obviously required, as is a Uplay account. You also need to be over 18 and be a resident in the US. Those who enter will be asked to enter their name, birthdate, occupation, and three interesting facts about themselves.
The contest ends on June 8. Ubisoft will notify winners on June 17, and will then highlight the 15 profiles on the official Watch_Dogs page. Another 50 winners will earn exclusive Watch_Dogs wallpapers early and have their information used in a number of promotions.
A product page on GameStop’s website confirms that 5th Cell will be bringing back the “Sidekick Mode” from Scribblenauts Unlimited in this year’s release, Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. This allows additional users to join in at any time and control objects created by the first player.
The same listing also gives a look at Scribblenauts Unmasked’s boxart. Take a look below:
You can find GameStop’s complete Scribblenauts Unmasked product description after the break.
Source: Nintendo PR
Soraya Saga recently retweeted Nintendo’s Japanese E3 Nintendo Direct message. For those who are unaware, Saga is Tetsuya Takahashi’s wife – one of the leading staffers on “X”.
The last time Saga retweeted Nintendo Direct news, “X” made its first appearance – that was at the end of the January presentation. Could the anticipated Wii U game be appearing on the upcoming broadcast?
